New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
MIR. HEALY SUSPENDED.
HE THREATENS TO BREAK A MEMBERS
NECK.

SCENE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS IN THE DE-
BATE ON THE LAND BILL.
LONDON July 2s-On the resumption Of debate the
Land bill in the House of Commons this evening Mr.
Smith, the Government leader appealed to the House to
expedite the passage Of the BILL which he said would
prevent harsh evicons He would not use any threat
but he would remind the House that unless the bill were
through the committee stage carly next week. 1t would
be difficult to pass the measure at all.
Mr. OKelly (Nationast moved to give tie tenant six
months for redemption receiving written notice OF
eviction.
After some discussion Mr.. Smith repeated his appeal
romarking that such amendments IL persisted in would
endanger the passage Of the bill.
Mr. Parne retorted that IL there time for rea-
sonsble discussion of this amendment there no time
for the discussion OF any other amendment
The amendment reected-164 to 142. The an
nounoement of the vote received with loud Oppos
ton cheers.
Mr. Stuart (RadcaD move that year be alo we'd for
redemption.
Mr. Bafour Chief Secretary for Irelan d,opposed the
motion. but said he willing to accept an amendment
allowing month to eapse between Judgment decree
and the serving OF notice
Morley suggested that the Government 60 further
and allow the month Of undisturbed posses
sion between the service Of notice and the execution of
tho dccroe
Mr.. Balfour accepted the amendment expressing the
hope that the Opposition would attempt 70 press the
Government no further.
After further discussion a passagc-at-arms oc-
Cured between Timothy Heay and the
chairman the former n.s sgdea ST
G Msy sSoosr"s The
chairman reprovsd Mr. De Isle Conservativel as dis
ana pa.sS tho u ns
summoned the Speaker to the chair. The cnair
nS tnsn the ssy incident Mr. to
and demonstrated for not being allowed 10 expiAin
whcreupon MI Healy approached and said:
naIi In yOu a III
rupt me again viii break your neck"
me srs'r dc no an rssPes for the
aesrss asas 's 10 had taken and he was W.;
Mas Mr. assy sH and Mr. HG smith Moved that
Mr. Healy took his hat and standing In the
centre Of tho House before retiring said:
bog that Of my friends vote against this mo-
The motion to suspend him was carried without
The sitting in committee being resumed Mr. Chance
arose - 70 spssk 10 M .sr ro@ he he
Government side. [Cres OF De Lisle."
Sir William Harcourt lmplored me cnsirman 70 eaer
provocaton from below the gangway opposite Cries OF
to hun tsey liked opposon cdesr
At this point Mr. Bruce iberaD arose, but the chair-
Sir William Vernon iIarcourt, continuing, said that
Mr. Bruce one Of those impugned The members had
witnessed incidents OF systematic insult night aiter
The chairman noting that there question before
the House discussion OF amendments continued
Mr.. DE Lse again called for an interruption OF the de-
bate but 1t refused -
Mr. Chance moved an amendment providing that while
a tenant is IN actual occupation he shall not lose the
privilege OF voting at elections. -
Mr.. Smith promised that the Government would ar
range the matter and the amendment was withdrawn
Mr. smith called the Speakers attention IN the accusa-
ton OF Sir William Vernon. Harcourt that the Opposition
subjected to studied Insult such language he
said, was absolutely irregular.
The Speaker agreed with Mr.. Smith and said he had
noticed that particular section OF the House was
guilty of provocaton
Mr. smith then declared that he satisfied
Al this point sir william Vernon Harcourt. who in the
meantime had been absent returned TO the House. lie
invited Mr. Smith make charges In bis presence
but the speaker having repeated hs remarks and the
Chairman having confirmed them, the incident closed